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Originally Posted by Tassel
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If you want to debate what happens to the unit "kilogram" if G were somehow different, you are not debating anyone in this forum. You are debating the definition of "kilogram".
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Originally Posted by nutant gene 71
Yes, Tassel, I think you're smart too.
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You launched an ad hominem attack on my intelligence while simultaneously demonstrating that you do not have any kind of intuitive understanding about how orbits are determined. With that, and your history of intellectual dishonesty in mind, I couldn't possibly care any less if you think I'm smart or not. |
You're absolutely right, it is not a debate against anyone's person but a debate against understanding, or lack of it. Since this is becoming nasty, I'm going to move on from this "1 kilogram" discussion and turn my attention to an earlier question raised about the mass of atoms in space at 1
z distance. Later.